Window Sticker 2012 - DR Art Project

[ddavis]

I'm guessing 75/month

 

[Alex Snyder]

C'mon Joe! The suspense is killing me!!!

 

[john.quinn]

The number will be minuscule... HIT US, Uncle Joe!

 

[joe.pistell]

RESULT: 35 QR scans per month.

1400 units / 35 scans = 2.5%

Roughly 3 scans per 100 units on the ground (per month)

 

[ddavis]

RESULT: 35 QR scans per month.

1400 units / 35 scans = 2.5%

Roughly 3 scans per 100 units on the ground (per month)

I'm sure that people scan several vehicles. It doesn't seem like it is worth the effort.

 

[joe.pistell]

I'm sure that people scan several vehicles. It doesn't seem like it is worth the effort.

Uncle Joe's Old School Rule #21

"Just because it's a good idea, doesn't mean it'll work"

 

[john.quinn]

Joe -- any idea on % of on-lot traffic to scan? Like one out of one-hundred? (Understanding, of course, that REAL up counts are, at best, elusive...)

 

[ddavis]

John, who's to say the salesperson isn't scanning it, to remember the stock number, when they get the keys?

 

[joe.pistell]

John, who's to say the salesperson isn't scanning it, to remember the stock number, when they get the keys?

Sorry DD,

The QR code takes you to the home page of the mobi site only. This was a trial. I wasn't going to commit time and energy to an untried idea (see Rule#21).

 

[ddavis]

OK, I thought it went directly to the car.

I've seen salespeople taking pictures of the sticker to remember the stock number. I once caught lazy salespeople going to the key machine, instead of the lot, to determine if a vehicle was on the lot. I rushed the cars to the website and often they would be on the site before they left service. Obviously, the key wouldn't hit the key machine until after service and detail.